Новости за 01.10.2015

Sunni Arabs, trained by the U.S. in the Kurdish region of Iraq, could form an effective fighting force.

Wall Street is concocting ways to capitalize on potential weak spots in exchange-traded funds, which showed signs of vulnerability during the recent market turmoil.

Micron is in the dumps, but history has shown that the time to buy may be here.

Hillary Clinton left the State Department more than two years ago, yet the dispute over her private email account threatens to rage for the next year of the 2016 presidential campaign. Here is a timeline of the key points and dates in Mrs. Clinton’s email use.

The Jamaica-based company said online advertising companies such as Google, Facebook and Yahoo will now be required to pay to deliver ads to its subscribers, or can expect to have them blocked.

Hillary Clinton’s emails from her tenure as secretary of state make clear that she was occupied with all manner of world affairs. They also show how frequently the people around Mrs. Clinton bathe her in flattery. Here's a selection of prime Washington kissing-up.

Clergy sexual abuse victims may begin voting on a $21 million settlement, which the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Milwaukee hopes will put its chapter 11 case to rest.

CNBC on Wednesday released its criteria for deciding which candidates will be allowed to participate in the Oct. 28 primetime debate, and which will be relegated to the earlier event.

The departure of Stefan Larsson from Gap casts further doubt over its ability to turnaround its namesake brand.

Russia said its initial strikes inside Syria on Wednesday were aimed at Islamic State targets. But senior U.S. officials cast doubt on those claims.

What Tesla didn’t say during its Model X unveiling was most important for investors.

A tough global environment weighed on earnings in the third quarter, but U.S. companies will try to make the hit seem less severe.

While a government shutdown could sting, WSJ's Greg Ip argues that the growth of entitlements in the budget pose a bigger threat to U.S. economic growth. Photo: AP

In September, China completed the world's longest glass walkway. Photo: AP.

A senior aide to then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton expressed concern that State officials “routinely” used personal email – but not because of record-keeping or security concerns. Rather, she was worried that the agency’s technology system was so bad that it was essentially non-functional.

The level of common crime in Mexico was stable last year compared with 2013, while the number of kidnappings fell sharply, a government survey published Wednesday showed.

Rivals Microsoft Corp. and Google Inc. agreed to dismiss patent-related lawsuits between the two companies, in a sign of the cooling intellectual-property wars among technology giants.

Xiaomi is one of China’s largest smartphone makers and expanding overseas -- but experts wonder whether its business model is sustainable.

From Beijing to New York to Berlin, markets were walloped at every turn in the third quarter. Before we get to the inevitable search for a bottom, let's take a look at a quarter most will be happy to forget.